Sabreen opens her box of secrets... She regretted leaving her first love

In a special evening celebrating Sham El Nessim, the brilliant media personality Maha El Sagheer hosted the veteran star, Sabreen, who revealed hidden aspects of her artistic career and humanitarian journey, displaying rare candor, taking the audience on a deep dive into her artistic and personal world.

Shadia and Soad Hosny... icons of inspiration Sabreen began her talk by revealing two towering figures in the history of Egyptian and Arab cinema whom she considers beacons illuminating her artistic path: the esteemed stars Shadia and Soad Hosny. She explained that this deep appreciation stems from their unique ability to diversify and masterfully embody various roles, leaving an indelible mark on the annals of art.

Regret over the decision to leave her first love In a moment of transparent honesty, Sabreen expressed her deep regret for making the decision to step away from singing, which she considers her first love, and focus entirely on acting. She attributed this decision to the professional circumstances that imposed themselves. She had received tempting and important acting offers, most notably a role in the series "Abu Al-Ala Al-Bishri" and a fruitful collaboration with the distinguished director Mohamed Fadel. These offers prevented her from reconciling her passion for singing with the intense demands of filming.

"The Spirit of the Abyss"... the secret to Sabreen's constant renewal When discussing her philosophy when portraying different characters, Sabreen emphasized her constant keenness to bring an "abyssal spirit" to every new role, revealing a phrase she repeats to herself before every shoot: "Don't be a professional, be an amateur." She noted that this self-advice helps her maintain her passion for the beginning and deliver a distinctive and unique performance, warning against falling into the clutches of overconfidence, which could negatively impact the quality of her performance.

"A simple mother with an influential mark." The echo of the mother's role in "Forced Path." Commenting on her role in the series "Masar Egbari," which was widely acclaimed by the audience, Sabreen explained that the mother's character, despite its apparent simplicity, was able to leave a distinct mark and imprint on viewers. She emphasized that even now, when she goes to the filming location, she still maintains the same passion and enthusiasm she felt at the beginning of her artistic career.

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"You are the Ahmed Zaki of actresses." An honor from Wahid Hamed that Sabreen is proud of. Sabreen revealed a precious nickname given to her by the late writer Wahid Hamed after the great success she achieved in the series “Al-Jama’a” by embodying the character of Zainab Al-Ghazali. She said that he described her as “You are the Ahmed Zaki of actresses,” an accolade she cherishes and considers a certificate of appreciation for her talent and ability to embody diverse and different characters, even those that do not resemble her in features or background, such as the characters of Umm Kulthum and Zainab Al-Ghazali, which she presented and won the audience’s approval.

"Our People" is a mirror that reflects Sabreen's true personality. Sabreen concluded her talk by pointing out that the role closest to her heart and personality is the one she played in the series "Ahaleena" by writer Osama Anwar Okasha. She explained that the difficulty of this role lies in its resemblance to her real personality, which makes embodying it a special challenge, while its ease lies in its closeness to her soul.